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no...do some reading and do it in a humid environment (shower) - PS does not do a wet install....call them....

 

Here's what I do.
1). Clear the area around you. I use the kitchen table. Make sure there are no 'linty' things laying near. Wipe the table down, that sort of thing.

2). Have your clean microfiber cloth there and some scotch tape handy.

3). Clean your screen thoroughly. I wet one tip of the cloth, wipe the screen throughy, dry with the other end. It's important to use a cloth that doesn't carry lint. This is where most folks go wrong. A nice, clean, microfiber works best. But making sure it doesn't have any lint is the key.

4). Take out your PS protector. Peel down the end that goes on the Home Button. Only peel down an inch or two. Line everything up and then slowly begin to unroll the backing it and laying it on the screen, smoothing as you go. IF you see any lint, lift the screen protector and touch the lint with the tape.

I've been putting screen protectors on since 2004 or so and PS are by far the easiest to use. I put my last one on in about 30 secs. The key is to set everything up first, and have a really good cloth. Just take your time, you'll get it on.

 

It uses static cling so wet install is not advisable.

 

I know Power Supports are applied dry but for me, a wet install makes it a lot easier to position the screen protector perfectly the first time, every time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Pt7QPv0Ee0&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

Dry install every time.

Don't be afraid of getting dust on the screen protector.

Use scotch tape to remove dust on the screen, and the protector. Problem solved.

 

I just did a wet install today. Makes it easier to align everything.

 

This method really does work. Do a search on uTube for PS installation, and you'll find a demo.

 

Tried the shower trick?

Does not require a wet install != cannot be wet installed.